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And isn't it interesting how, when the debate gets difficult, you have to try and make it about DPA instead of about the topic of discussion...
#534
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So you're saying they are all politicians? FWIW, I agree. But do you see the problem there? We don't need politicians representing us. We need people who are passionate about restoring our profession. People who are not afraid to call a spade a spade, regardless of who's feathers it might ruffle or how it might affect their political future.
And isn't it interesting how, when the debate gets difficult, you have to try and make it about DPA instead of about the topic of discussion...
And isn't it interesting how, when the debate gets difficult, you have to try and make it about DPA instead of about the topic of discussion...
BTW, if you think that you can be represented and bargained for by anyone or any entity without politics being involved, then you're living in a fantasy land. Politics control the world, and money controls politics.
#535
Oh I see. TC has no relevance here? Even though you and others were willing to have the organization that he created represent and bargain for us? Not a red herring, as DPA is still effecting us a pilot group, but I'm not surprised you used it as that's a classic defense mechanism.
I'm sorry, but I think people with your jaded view of the world and acceptance of that kind of status quo are a big part of the problem with the world today and a big part of the reason why today we're still 34% below the buying power we had 10 years ago.
#536
We were desperate enough to want to make a change in representation because ALPA has become such a bad option with Moak and his disciples so strongly entrenched. But every discussion we have doesn't have to revolve around who represents us. Sometimes we might want to discuss things like... oh I don't know... C2015 and RESTORING our profession and our careers!
I never said politics weren't "involved." (You obviously have attended the Tsquare School of Redirection. ) I was talking about how politics are way too prominent in decisions being made. Given the severity of the cuts we took 10 years ago, the completely different environment in which we find ourselves today, and the relatively tiny amount of recovery we've made to date... I think principle and resolve (the kind of principle and resolve that most politicians lack) is what we need. In other words, we don't need politicians, we need people who aren't afraid to call a spade a spade and do the right thing.
I'm sorry, but I think people with your jaded view of the world and acceptance of that kind of status quo are a big part of the problem with the world today and a big part of the reason why today we're still 34% below the buying power we had 10 years ago.
I never said politics weren't "involved." (You obviously have attended the Tsquare School of Redirection. ) I was talking about how politics are way too prominent in decisions being made. Given the severity of the cuts we took 10 years ago, the completely different environment in which we find ourselves today, and the relatively tiny amount of recovery we've made to date... I think principle and resolve (the kind of principle and resolve that most politicians lack) is what we need. In other words, we don't need politicians, we need people who aren't afraid to call a spade a spade and do the right thing.
I'm sorry, but I think people with your jaded view of the world and acceptance of that kind of status quo are a big part of the problem with the world today and a big part of the reason why today we're still 34% below the buying power we had 10 years ago.
#537
Cue Alfa Romeo with another chart showing how past results (but only past results post bankruptcy) predict future performance.
#538
Straight QOL, homie
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Let's be clear: C12 is an anchor around our necks going into the next round. We all (including you) must strive to separate C12 from C15 and press hard to ensure we don't grant any concessions in return for the imminent improvements.
Record profits are on the books now. Why do you hold up C12 as such a shining beacon?
#539
3bil--honest question: Do you think a bankruptcy-plus contract in this environment would garner 62% of the vote?
Let's be clear: C12 is an anchor around our necks going into the next round. We all (including you) must strive to separate C12 from C15 and press hard to ensure we don't grant any concessions in return for the imminent improvements.
Record profits are on the books now. Why do you hold up C12 as such a shining beacon?
Let's be clear: C12 is an anchor around our necks going into the next round. We all (including you) must strive to separate C12 from C15 and press hard to ensure we don't grant any concessions in return for the imminent improvements.
Record profits are on the books now. Why do you hold up C12 as such a shining beacon?
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